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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Top Ten Tuesday - Favorites From My Favorites

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is...

Favorites From My Favorites!


Happy Tuesday! This was such a hard topic! I always find it difficult to pick favorites, and now I am being asked to name favorite authors and my favorite book by them. This is by no means a complete list, but these are authors I have consistently enjoyed over the past few years.

  1. Jill Shalvis - 49 books read, 9 five stars - The Bright Spot
  2. Carley Fortune -5 books read, 4 five stars - Our Perfect Storm
  3. Kristy Woodson Harvey - 9 books read, 3 five stars - Summer of Songbirds
  4. Kristan Higgins - 13 books read, 3 five stars - Pack Up The Moon
  5. Annabel Monaghan - 7 books read, 4 five stars - Nora Goes Off Script
  1. Katherine Center - 14 books read, 5 five stars - Happiness for Beginners
  2. Abby Jimenez - 11 books read, 10 five stars - Part of Your World
  3. Rachel Linden - 4 books read, 4 five stars - Recipe For a Charmed Life
  4. Amy E. Reichert - 5 books read, 5 five stars - The Optimist's Guide to Letting Go
  5. Sarah Addison Allen - 8 books read, 2 five stars - Garden Spells


Who are some of your favorites?
Let us know in the comments!

4 comments:

  1. Part of Your World is my favorite Jimenez book!

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    1. I loved all her books (you tell by the ratings), but there was something about the setting and the side characters that made a big impression on me.

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  2. I love Jill Shalvis, Kristan Higgins and Katherine Center, too. I haven't read that Kristan Higgins, if I remember correctly it was a really sad one and Happiness For Beginners wasn't my favorite from KC, but I loved the film adaptation. I should re-read to see what I think.

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    1. It is a sad book, but Higgins found the joy in the healing journey. I ugly cried plenty though. There was something special about Helen rising from the ashes and finding herself and her inner strength. I loved the way they cheered her on, and the romantic subplot worked for me too.

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